TelCables boosts network to close Africa's digital gap

The two companies say the agreement signifies an important step in advancing telecoms and digital connectivity in Africa.

Angola Cables and Orange will now offer seamless connectivity to the Djoliba Network and other global destinations.

Angola Cables adds that the 6 156 km intercontinental subsea cable has halved latency between Africa and the Americas.

Shared infrastructure capability to improve the transmission capacity, latency between China, South Africa, Angola and Brazil.

New activations, the expansion of services and more requests for burstable solutions and IP Flex options have contributed to growth.

ISPs, telcos linking to- and facilitating West Africa Cable System are working to fix break in system over the weekend.

Deal will mean remote peering access to the undersea SACS linking Africa with the Americas.

The express southern hemisphere subsea cables connection will pave the way for a global digital highway stretching from South America to Asia, via Africa, according to the companies.

Single platform 'Cloud as a Service' follows the company's recent inauguration of its Tier III AngoNAP datacentre in Fortaleza, Brazil.

Company executive outlines plans at East Africa Com 2019 conference.

Neutral carrier facility expected to meet growing demand in content and data transmission.